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Resolution and Stability Analysis of an Inverse Problem in Electrical Impedance Tomography: Dependence on the Input Current Patterns

Electrical impedance tomography is a procedure by which one finds the conductivity distribution inside a domain from measurements of voltages and currents at the boundary. This work addresses the i...

Fadil Santosa | David C. Dobson | D. Dobson | F. Santosa

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